VerseLab Campus
For classrooms, clubs, and learning communities
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Creativity for every classroom
VerseLab Campus helps educators run private writing communities. Use Clubs to create a safe space, Threads for long‑form work, and Group Slams to energize workshops. Check out the VerseLab Campus guidelines!
🔒 Private by design
Create a private VerseLab Club and invite only your students or cohort. Control who can view and post. Keep learning spaces focused and safe.
🧵 Threads for long‑form poems
Students can draft chapters, stanzas, or revisions as posts in a single thread. Feedback stays organized and easy to follow.
🏁 Group Slams to spark engagement
Run bracket or round‑based slams. Enable Open Voting for the class or use judges for curated results. Great for mid‑term showcases.
📆 Calendar and events
Plan readings, due dates, and workshops in your Club. Students see upcoming items and can export them to personal calendars.
Invite your classroom
💡How to invite to a private Club
- Create a private Club from the Create a Club button.
- Open Manage Club → Members and tap Invite to search by @username or name.
- Optionally set Screening in Manage Club to require rule acknowledgment and join questions.
- Share expectations in a welcome post and pin it for visibility.
💡Start with a welcome post
- Outline expectations and tone of the Club.
- Explain how Threads and Slams will be used.
- Pin the post to keep it visible.
💡Establish feedback norms
- Encourage kindness and specificity.
- Use reactions for quick feedback; deeper notes via replies.
- Model constructive critique in early threads.
💡Rotate prompts and themes
- Try weekly prompts for writing sprints.
- Use Group Slams to showcase drafts.
- Teachers (admins) can run a Club Portfolio Export and filter by themes if you define and use them.